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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03
REPORT Of Div. b, Second Ward
School. April 18th. 1851.

School, April 3oth. 1857.
Y Pupils neither absent nor tardy.
Harlan Thatcher, Myron Mendenhall,
Frank Wild, Annie tSchleuss, Brownie
Mathews, Lucy chfismans Grace Lind
sey. Greatest number Of perfect marks
orfecitations. &c. Lucy chtisma1, Isa
Carrie Souders, 1877; Brownie Mathews.
II7:lLena Roberts, rI6; Minnie Jenkins,
us; Willis Freeze, II3; August thinner
man, M; Annie Schlenss, no; Harlan
Thatcher, Io7; Ella Lambert, to3; Daisy
Woolford. 400; May Woolford, es; EIlis
Grove, ga; Rose Baker, S1;; Harry HON,
ct, q. The following pupils deserve
especial mention for great improvement
during the pas month. Frank Lambert,
Frank. Wild. Lizzie Baker and Bessie
Gibbs. LIGLIE MATHEWS, Teacher.
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BALTIMORE s. OHIO RAILRoAD.
u ,da IN effect Sunday, April al 1887.
STANDARD Time.) m 49, M

-r4.ss.s,s =, ny EAST BoUND..a ~ 9ass
y, Train No, 4 from Chicago and ST.
: Louis leaves Martinsburg at 400. and
Il Washington Gao; arrives Baltimore ct
7:3o and leaves 8:4S 2. M; arrives Phila-
odelphia at 1850 p. M sfs fstH at
tls Train No :, from Pittsburg; leaves
s Httsburg at gao pss p. .; Cunberland at
i a;5o g. N. i Martinsb urg So. land Wash
ington n 80 n. m. arrives Baltimore
\, no r46. mixed trairl,,ieaves Martins
for Winchester HagerHtoWn and Fred
t No. SIS, except Sunday, leaves Mar
4 tinsburg ct Al a. m. II via. main line;
\ stops at all stations, connects Valley
q Branch, HagerstOwn, Frederick. aa
1 al No q, limited from ST. Louis and Gin
cinnafi; leaves Maftinsburg al Ffs5s
y q m; Washingto : 10, p M, and Baiti-
more 3:I5 p m. ;tfarrives Philadelphia
80 D m. II fs8 aass8atsf ~ ssAs "a lsszg Aafiet
III No &c., baltimore and way stations
II via. Washington !: leaves Martinsburg
at S p mis- connects for Winchester,
\ HagerstOWn and FrGderick. tlta
ieEit No s, limited from Chicago and Pitts
burg leaves Martihsburg $40 y M and
spWashingtcn 7:25 qp M arrives Ba1ti-
more At o.3Otp 1Is} anu f1cayeS &JN48t4S
p m; arrives Philadelp1ia at / q hi.
's'tf'eis9r ehl wEs4 SOUND. 81 q.
sa'l No s, limited from PhiIadeIphia to
y Ehicag and Pittsbnrg leaves Philadel-
p1fa d M; Baltimore at 10 90 ID.
Washington at r AS q nj, and Martins
Il N6 /, Tinted 70 Cincinnati ana Vi.
Louis leaves Phiiad efphia ID rs an
Baltimore 4 3o;; Washington ! 10 Mar
tinsbHfg s IS p ms ssi4 OK "a $3.50
i1ssf NO j, Pitfsb nf4 & xpress fartinsburg
at 1T % p Al 4 q strives Cunab erland 4 40,
and sPittsburg at s So q III, .a
No d, Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis; leaves Pliilad phia 4 45 Balti-
more w ashing ton no 10 p M, and
Mar ihsbufg ~ 81 d a. 4 $, ). i. ,,s.s
i No 65, daily except Sunday Haiti
more to Grafton Martinsbnrg at 4325
+ M stops At Az stations and cqnAects
81 s KS&1 rain i i4 dsily issvss Mar.
tinsburg at so q ms .cpnnects for Rom
hsY and stops ~ all sta tiops. ~ 800
No AS leaves u, . M. except Sun
D day stops # az atiollst
Acfommo datiQn Tor Cherry Run
saves s. q faEfRi k aass' zssss
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

We have on hand stationery Of al
most every description, such as Visiting
and Business Cards, Chrome Cards Of
any size and style, Advertising Novel
ties, Letterand Bill Heads, Invitation
Cards. Envelopes Of every size and
color, Blank Books, Counter Books,
Box Paper, Card Board of any color.
In fact we are handling almost every
thing in the Stationery line. We will
give jobbers prices to the trade, as
cheap as they can be had from manu-
facturer Call and examine goods.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03
SOMETHING NEw.

Minette Photos, something new. cute
and pretty, only $I.oo per dozen at
CUNNINGHAM's Photograph gallery,
over National Bank. mgmNmm
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

GROWTH or A, BIG BOOK. When Web.
ster's Unabridged was first published in
one volume, it was comparatively
small book. Some years after an ad-
dition was made of 1900 Pictorial illus
trations, A Table ofSynonyms, and an
Appendix Of New Words that had come
into use. A few years later came an en-
tirely new revised edition of larger size,
with 5000 Pictorial Illustrations, then.
after interval ola few years, a Biograph-
icaf Dictionary of nearly 10000 Names
and 4 Supplement Of nearly 5000 New
Words were added, and there has come
new and most valuable addition, A
Gazetteer Of the World, OF over q, 900
Titles The work IS now not only the
Dictionary, par excellence, but Bio
graphical Dictionary, Gazetteer ofthe
World, and great many other good
things in its many valuable Tables.
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TUESDAY, MAY s, 1880.
- = =. = -. - !. ~ : : :.
Y QAdAl Rlesasy

T. 0N9A5SlA NsASNfG9-
Mr.. Lee Hollis left yesterday morn
for Baltimore. 49, 9 IA
The work Of frescoing the NJ. E..
Church, South, has been completed.
Improvements areTbeing made on the
Boarman property, South Queen Street.
Several opera troups passed through
the city Sunday, enroute last. via, B..
& O. r. r.
DR.. Samuel M, Good, q well known
physician Of Hagefstown, died at that
place Saturday.
Miss Lizzie lice. Of Mcconnellsburg,
Pa, who has been visiting the family
of Mr.. chas. P. Miles, returned home
Saturday. 4Ff
Please announce Mr.. VIM. McElroy
as candidate for councilman in the
Second Ward. He will receive the sup
port Of / '1i MANY VOTERS.
Al &c
Mr.. c. o. Lambert. while driving his
meat wagon On Gap street, was struck
by sudden gust Of wind and over
turned. His little son and himself re-
ceiyed slight bruises. 50 a vf5gil
Please announce GEoRcR 1IzArr as
our next Councilman for Third Ward.
Nopolitics, good judgment and mechan-
ical ideas, viii receive the support of
~ MANY VOTERS.
The regular meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Y. M. G, "A. will be
held On Monday evening, May 9Th, at
O'Clock. Remember the. importance
Of being present and be sure to come.
FOR RENTS Store Room and Dwell
ing Apply 70 JOHN DUNN &C
The gold bracelet. advertised in
Saturdays GAzErrE was delivered to
OHicer O,Neal at the mayor sofice yes
terday morning. Now say il don 7 pay
toeadyertise in the GAzErrE Eli
Messrs. Editors GAzErrE.
April 25th, 1857. :
Please announce Frank 6. Williams
as candidate for councilman In Sec
ond Ward
A farmer Of Franklin county; Pa,
was recently taken u BY the Bohemian
oats men to the tune Of $500. He did
not give his note but paid down spot
cash. In speaking of It, he said he
did not take a paper and was not aware
of the character foof the transaction.
Such people deserve what they get
The fourteenth annual interstate
picnic exhibition. under the auspices
of the Patrons Of Husbandry, will open
Williams Grove. Monday, August 29th,
and promises to be unprecedent in the
history Of these exhibitions.
For Rubber Stamps. Stencils Nun
bering AStamps.a Check Protectors,
Badges, Seal Presses, Wax Seals, Steel
Stamps, Printing Presses, Type, Cards,
Extra Die Plates, etc, call on
81 NJ Z GEO. S. JENNINc. s.
at g. L. Hensers Grocery Store bnA
IS shnf W. 10 Il sss'
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AT WHOLESALE PRICES

1 Youwi1l find the largest and cheapest
line Of Picture Frames in town at Cum
NINHAAi's Photograph Gallery.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

Several Eprkmer are engaged n re-
moving the frame Office Of 'Df. snod-
grass, on College alley, to his new resi-
dence. ISIS lS
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

The public is not generally aware
that the Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company is improving its road by re-
laying portions of its track with a
HEAVIER steel rail than it has heretofore
used and adopting the Fisher Joint, !"
a highly Improved method for connect
ing the ends ofthe bars. With the use Of
this coupling all jolting of cars caused
by defective johns will be avoided.
This improvement seems to be very
expensive, but the company evidently
intendsto haveTits road and equip
ments among the best.
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Martinsburg,s Free I Libraly |

Unprecedented in the annals of the
mercantile world. Is this offer of any
book in our Library Free to any one
securing 10 checks. taY
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

uIGECduLIlCsW OIAas 1S ILLS OHGI u any
book in our Library? Free to any one
securing 10 checks. 3a
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Last Daysof PoniPei. Andersen's Fairy
Tales Jane Eyre, The Mysterious Is
land, 10000 Leagues Under the Sea,
Tour Of the World in 80 Days, Grimms
Popular Tales, Gullivers Travels, Will
" Reilly, Aesop's Fables, Poe's Tales,
Baron Munchausen, Servant Girl of the
Period, Five Weeks in Balloon, San
ford & Merton, Wayerly and Iyanhoe,
Rob Roy, & The Pirate, The Last Of the
Mohicans, Lady Andleys Secret Mod
ern Women, Benjamin Franklin, The
Lovers Library, t.pngfsilowls Poems,
The SKETCH Book, The Use Of Sunshine,
Bryant's Poems, Whittier's Poems,
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RoR RErS "a good gardea lot, sit
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13
Tho Rallroad Outrage.

In anothcrlcolunn will la !ugni Il fail report
ofthc meeting Of the railroad c.rn'ti--;oncrs
At SpartAnhurs. to inycs'isn.r tar mrnA -'m"ut
of the Spartanburg AMI A>Lcyi.'e road. rs it
so vitality affected the interests %. nj The peo-
Pie living along the whole Inc ir,m A-hcyillc
to Columbia.
The report d;scloscs one of the ruost uuhush-
ing and hcartlcss comsp'r,gi". r,lu.t the pco-
pie who built the roll that was ever camcuc-
ted by any corporation AMI H. - oHn cVnfcs-
sion, made uuhlusimyly in lha "irc'.ns. hy its
representatives,, stamps the Eichu.uul aul Dan
vilc organization. n sou.!:,s. corrupt AMI III
famously selfish monopoly, altogether unworthy
the confidence Of the public.
1t now appears that for years those who
built the road, and were entitled ,o the alvan-
tagcs it would naturally give them. have been
Systematically cheated out Of thousand gi dol
lars annually, by Intentional Lclay ia c5Mvlct-
ing the road, aul after it was Completed in
directing the freight belonging - it II lie
shipped hundreds Of miles rUam,;, in order
that the X. X ID. monopoly may pocket so
much more charges for the increased distance
they compelled it to travel
We can only imagine the ini;,my full in
vcstgIton would have disclosed, irom the
great anxiety cvincsl hy the rrcsi.!cn, Of the
read not to have it proceed. We await in doubt
the fullli!mcnt OF the promises male.
The following remarks in an citor;a, cf .thc
N"rs anil Covr"r, upon the subject, !, rAactly
to the point:
With the official statements before H.. ps to the
conluct OF the management and ~ T. the mo-
tivcs which have inspired them to =, I'D len
retorm-aitcr they have been cpnvict"l OF de-
libcratcly wrccking the road under their con
trol-thc question comes up again, w!th .cipub-
led force, whether they can he safely depended
OH to carry out the large promises - literally
made in their behalf? To this question, We
think, there is but one answer, aud ;a;t au-
swCr we have given already, ami abide by it.
"Thc control OF the "oad should not bc allowed
TO remain longer in hands that have been
proved to bo utterly inimical to every Interest
dependant upon it. The Richmond aul Dan-
willie syndicate have played the part of "rcck
crs of this property, ever since it came into
their hands, aud cannot be trusted with i.
We have no faith in the conversion q! any
corporation, under compulson aul :,lr. Ii
in having the road in which they have sunk
their money "imvrovcd aud run successfully
in their Interests, than in furnish ;nc texts for
"ncwSpapcr paragraphs and editorials Tor Ihc
indefinite time in future, We still thin, that
they made II lamcutabIc mistake il asking the
commission TO adjourn just when they iil.
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Ihc A.otal's Guratr.
+. l.. McKISSICk,
Editor.
Local Items.

Local Items.
McSsrs. Graham 4 Sparks and W. d. Bcwl"y
have erected on awning in front of their places
Of business, which adds, besides c;mfort, some
attraction to that side Of the street
The Suulay School Convention Of Bo5,ns
vile township will celebrate CIilircn's Day
on May u. Col. |. q. McKissck has been III
vitcd to deliver an address OH that occasion.
Mr.. W. Is. Ohphant is receiving many kind
words of congratulaton on the way in which
lie performed the duties Of Conductor in the
absence Of Mr., Hughes. We predict q bright
future for Mr.. Oliphant in the railroad world
The Methodist Sunday School, in coniunc-
ton with the different white Sunday schools
here, will give picnic to-day at Riccs Grove.
1t Is needless TO state that it will DC Il pleasant
occasion.
Business seems to have taken new boom
in Union, if one may judge from the different
in!antie establishments that have been opened
up in our town Of late by the young fry'
The latest opening is that of Mcssrs. Robbie
Miller and Claude Graham on Moun,ain street.
We are glad TO see that Mr.. O. j.. Hughes
c. Il. Il. For some time Mr. Hughes has
been quite unwcll, aud lis many friends arc
glad TO welcome him back again. May your
49, L. ''"r"" "r~"w lass Mr.. Hughes
| Goshen Hill township, by man who has M
n,tn,', and who sells whiskcy from his wagon to
the negroes and other laGorcrs, thereby iniur-
! ing tho farmers to 4 serious extent. This mln
can he dealt with by the law if the proper Of
| tccrs will only do their duty.
y most delightful day was spent by some
Of our young people at Glenn Springs last
| Wednesday, in the way of n picnic. The gay
crowd left here at all carly hour and spent the
day drinking the splendid water and 'lounging
around, and all say that plcasantcr day they
have never spent The rroprictors Of the
Hotel, the Mcssrs Simpson, were especially
kind and consideratc Of the pic-nickcrs, and
their praises arc sung by all. Glenn Springs is
certainly the best place for picnic we ever
saw, and the memories of the past that are
| associated with the beautiful walks, avenues
and groves, bring up sweet rccollcct:ons
\ match game of base ball will be played on
next Monday afternoon between the following
| sides
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Dsy" We are requested to give notice to all
persons having business with the County
Treasurer that he will be at his office The first
Monday and the third saturday Of each month,
during the Summer, and until further notice
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

Bsa- Our kind friend Mrs. :. Crosby, has
laid US under Additional obligation, TO her for
very timely and acceptable products Of her
garden.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

B.iY- We were glai to meet good friend
DR.. }. y. Moore Of Spar, .nburS, iii town last
week. The Dr looks hale and hearty.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

MENICos SrERN JCsTICr.-Chicago, May c.
\ STcciel from GunyulS, Mexico, says: AT
sunrise ;crlay the Judgment of the court
martial IN the cases of Col. Aryizu, Lieut..
Guitcrcs and Lcus Rcncon, was executed.
The trio faced death bravely, all refusing at
first to have their eyes bandagcd, but finally
on the appeal of Col. Tarrati, the men allowed
themselves to bc blindfOldcd. \ voley WAS
thcn fircl on the condemned men, and the cx
amning surgeon u few minutes later pro-
nounccl NIL three dead. These were the per-
sons vino created the trouble on the American
Slc of the liuc come weeks ago. They brought
, squad Of soldiers to the American side and
attempted to release man from the local ofi-
GERS The man was not under arrest, but
the officers were taking charge of him to keep
him cut Of trouble. The three condemned men
| were held in Jail at Nogaics for some time but
a sufficient number of army officers could not
reach there to try the case. The men were
| brought here and sufficient number secured,
| and the trial began, resulting stated.
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NEW lInRSEs.-At the recent sale Of boodod
stock in Lexington, Ky, Representative w. If.
rcrrry bought two horses which have arrived
here. One is very handsome saddle horse
The other is one of the most prom sing trottcrs
in the South, stallion four years old. He has
made II mile in ~ aud ~ strictly standard
bred, II grandson Of George Wilkes, who was
sired by llamblctonian. lie is Il beautiful bay
sixteen hands high and promises to develop
great speed. -GrCCurjUc .Nc,rS.
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All VINO lhtcnl 10 go Will please nptlly tue
President Of the Association at oHcc, stating
the number of tickets wanted
JOHN i. BoNNER, NJ. l.. MCSWEENl,
Secretary Pres 7. pRESs Assn.
The Union County Baptist sunday School
Convention
Will hold its ID Session at Putnam Church,
beginning Friday before the 9TH Sunday in
this month, at IL \. NJ.
PROGRAMME.
Friday II \. NJ, Devotional Exercises. Re-
ports from Sunday Schools, enrolment Of
Delegates, &c. | Z. NJ, discussion of sub
jccts
lst. How can VIC best secure the cooperation
Of all church mcmbcrs in the Sunday School:
Presented by Rev. H. X. Ezell.
ID The bcncvo!cncc of q Sunday School its
Importance, and how best developed? Intro
duccd by Rev. J. T.. Covngton.
SATURDAY, 10 \. NJ, DISCUSSION or SUBJECTS.
lst The evils of lax discipline in our
churches. Introduced by II. f. Scaifc.
2d. What proportion of the members of our
churches help to support the Gospel, and how
may we enlist the rest Speaker Ecv. j. d.
Bailey.
J.. NJ, DISCUSSION OF SUBJECTS.
lst. Arc Baptists, as rule, faithful to the
Gospel temperance in dealing with dram
drinkers? Presented by D. y. Wilburn.
ID. How can the winter months be best en-
poyed by our churches to promote their
spiritual prosperity: Speaker c. L. Bobo.
Sunday, 10 y. NJ, Sunday School mass
meeting. Speakers Rev. j. d. Daily AMI d.
y. Wilburn.
II \. NJ. MISSIONARY SERMON EY REV. i. l.:
cnvrHGr"N.
IN our h'i'S'' '''' every So"'V' ""'' '''"'"''
t"a' HaS no Sc"o'' nave n' '''sS''e' P''''"'
wiz" "'''''" ''f''' VI ''
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Tur Gropci, AID C,uorIy> M,pr,xp RAIL-
po,n A mcctinr Of the directors of the Gcor-
cia ora Carolina Midland L. Il. WAS held in
Xcwbcr,y Yesterday. The f,liowinr directors
were rrcscnt: President Il. NJ. Mitchell of Au.
cus,, Nicc-prcsilcnt Wm. Munro of Union, Dr.
| RIock of Black : Station. James Y. Dourlass. H.
| l.. Goss. \. \. Sarrat, and David Johnson Jr.. Of
Union. \. J. Norris AMI Icd Crouch of Elce
field, and II. L. McCaughrin and Jas. Y. Cul
breath of Ncwbcrry.
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B-iJ" The fine carriage and horses be-
longing to Hon. 5. J. Ti!dcn II, his Death is
now owned by MIR. Ileilig. nt Salisbury, North
Carolina The turnout cost 5000. And Mr..
John Wadsworth, OF Charlotte, is now trying to
buy Gen. Grants fine carriage ami horses.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

nr2r The Southern Baptist Convention,
now III session at Louisville, Ky, is sald
TO hc one Of the ahlc.l AMI most dignhci
ecclesiastical bodies that has ever been Assem-
blcd in the South. The financial condition "t
the church, ~ shown hy the reports from the
various officials to tho convention, i1 cmncnIy
sati factory and the numerical advancement o.
lis membership was never more gratifying
Among the large delegation from this state we
notice the names of the following well known
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

sGy" \ Broom Factory is soon to be estab-
lishcd at Bishopvilc, Sumter County Mr.. L.
G. Bowman, the proprietor, has already or
dcrcI the machinery, nnl planting Broom
Corn on "A large scale will be the order of the
lay in that county next year
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South Carolina State Press Association.

The Thirteenth Session Of the South Caroli-
IN State Press Association. viii convene IN
Charleston on Thursday evening, June II.
lS,-, at o clock. anl it is sincerely hoped
that every Editor or publisher in the State will.
If oSSible, he present.
Considerable time will be devoted TO Il dis
cussion Of matters pertaining to journalism.
J. l.. Boggs. Esq, cf the rickcns S'"'''!, is
the Annual Orator. with ". VI. jones, of the
Spartnnhurg Hcraid, as Alternate.
The first object Of the Association IL business.
\ definite programme has not yet been arrang-
cd, but the following topics have been named
for discussion at this meeting:
Regulation cf Forciga Advertising agencies
and pricss.
The Subscription List.
The effect OF sensational Publications upon
the Morals Of our Country.
The Press as an Educator; its responsibility
for the Moral Status OF the reading world.
Is it cxpedicnt for, or incumbcn; upon. news
paTcrs to publish items of doubtful moral pur-
port?
1t is proposed ut the close of the meeting t0
take trip to New YORK by the Clyde Line of
steamers. Tickets from Charleston and return,
good for thirty days, will he sold to newspaper
representatives and their families, IT so each;
PTortdtd n party of twenty-five can be made up.
The Steamer will leave Charleston oh Saturday
the 18th Of June. Capt. Cuur;cucy, the agent ct
the Clyde Line requests that vt least len days
notice bc given, so that bcrthS, etc, can be ar
ranged.
All who incul to go will please notify the
President Of the Association at oHcc, stating
the number of tickets wanted.
john Il. BoNNEW, VI. Il. MCSWEENl,
Secretary Pres T. PRESs Assn
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

Ice Cream free from all alaltcraion o
BICllHElTS. I'm.
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Ds1- Our young friends, Z. IL. rcake and
Mac Young went to Columbia on Wednesday,
to appear before the Supreme Cour, for cxami-
nation To be admitted to the practice of law.
These young men have been faithful students
and possess high order of talent. aul we truly
hope they will pass through the ordeal of exam
iuati"n with the whic success their stulious ap-
plcation AMI personal merits deserve.
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For Ice Cream and Cake Soda Water. MIX
Shakes and Lemonade 60 TO HuCllllElf :.